Advance Reservation Period for Booking Reserved Train Tickets Reduced to 60 Days from Existing 120 Days from Today i.e. 1ST May 2013

Advance
Reservation Period for Booking Reserved Train Tickets Reduced to 60 Days from
Existing 120 Days from 1ST May 2013

The Ministry of Railways has
decided that the Advance Reservation Period (ARP) for booking reserved train
tickets will be reduced from existing 120 days to 60 days (excluding the date
of journey) from today i.e. 1st May 2013. The details are as below:-

I. With effect from 01.05.2013, the ARP will
be of 60 days (excluding the day of journey) and booking will be done
accordingly. However, all the bookings done upto 30.4.2013 under the ARP of 120
days will remain intact.

II. Cancellation of the booking made beyond the
ARP of 60 days will, however, be permitted.

III. There will be no change in the case of
certain day time express trains like Taj Express, Gomti Express etc. where
lower time limits for advance reservations are at present in force.

IV. There will also be no change in the case of
limit of 360 days for foreign tourists.

Advance Reservation Period for Booking Reserved Train Tickets Reduced to 60 Days from Existing 120 Days from Today i.e. 1ST May 2013
Reviewed by
Currentaffairs4examz
on
1.5.13
Rating:
5
Advance Reservation Period for Booking Reserved Train Tickets Reduced to 60 Days from Existing 120 Days from 1ST May 2013 The Mini...